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Australian Organic Waste Trial Diverts 200 Tonnes of Food Scraps in Three Years

2024-08-26 15:12:53| Waste Age

The City of Mount Gambier Council has announced that a trial it began three years ago, in partnership with 19 local businesses, has diverted more than 200 tonnes of organic waste.


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